Anyone from KP appeared in DHIS test? I applied for the post of Data analyst HRM. Result is out, I got 56 marks and stand at 8th position out of 111 candidates. Should I expect an interview call?
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Dhis
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Pakistan Navy Civilian Jobs Batch 2017B
Greetings
Pakistan navy announced Jobs for Civilians, ad can be seen below :
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Pakistan navy announced Jobs for Civilians, ad can be seen below :
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Computer Operator SHC
Who applied and qualified??
Sent from my GT-S7582 using Tapatalk
Sent from my GT-S7582 using Tapatalk
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Assistant Director(Technical) Nepra Syllabus
Guys please guide me about the test preparation.
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interview of assistant revenue (dco office)
kindly someone share job decription, and interview tips for this post! seniors? or anyone working in dco office who could guide about this position?
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test administrator
do anyone of you has past papers of test administrator?
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Electoral Reforms: Issues and Prospects
Election is a pre requisite for the democratic government. In Pakistan, owing to client based politics and lineage, democracy remains not so delivering. One of the reason is issues in the electoral system.
The Election Commission of Pakistan has pointed need for electoral reforms. However, the Parliament and the Government has shown reluctance to bring forth any meaningful reforms.
What are the Electoral Reforms? What are the features required for bringing electoral reforms so that the democracy and democratic culture may strengthen?
Some of the electoral reforms include:
1) Reformation and republication of Electoral rolls.
2) A citizen has to vote in the constituency of his present address mentioned in the CNIC.
3) Reformulation of constituencies based on the results of the Census.
4) Electronic voting system and feasibility studies either the e-voting will work or not?
In addition, discuss the issues pertaining to the Electoral reforms here.
The Election Commission of Pakistan has pointed need for electoral reforms. However, the Parliament and the Government has shown reluctance to bring forth any meaningful reforms.
What are the Electoral Reforms? What are the features required for bringing electoral reforms so that the democracy and democratic culture may strengthen?
Some of the electoral reforms include:
1) Reformation and republication of Electoral rolls.
2) A citizen has to vote in the constituency of his present address mentioned in the CNIC.
3) Reformulation of constituencies based on the results of the Census.
4) Electronic voting system and feasibility studies either the e-voting will work or not?
In addition, discuss the issues pertaining to the Electoral reforms here.
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Public Sector Organization - TechandResearch
Assalam-O-Alaikum Dear Members,
I have cleared the written Test,psychological/personality evaluation test of "Assistant Manager (IT / Software) of Tech and Research, team" and as well, now I got the interview call, so any one can guide me! what interview questions I should be prepared for it?
Thanks
Best Regards,
Muhammad AKram
I have cleared the written Test,psychological/personality evaluation test of "Assistant Manager (IT / Software) of Tech and Research, team" and as well, now I got the interview call, so any one can guide me! what interview questions I should be prepared for it?
Thanks
Best Regards,
Muhammad AKram
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What is NTS test
What is NTS ?
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FPSC recommended books facebook page
salam guyz i have created a facebvook page for the css books that are recommended by FPSC. please remeber me in your DUAA that i also pass this exam search for facebook "css recommended books" or the group number is "2236943489863544"
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FPSC recommended books facebook page
salam guyz i have created a facebvook page for the css books that are recommended by FPSC. please remeber me in your DUAA that i also pass this exam search for facebook "css recommended books" or the group number is "2236943489863544"
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FPSC recommended books facebook page
salam guyz i have created a facebvook page for the css books that are recommended by FPSC. please remeber me in your DUAA that i also pass this exam search for facebook "css recommended books" or the group number is "2236943489863544"
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Combined Competitive Examination 2017 for Jobs in Gilgit-Baltistan
Posts:
Assistant Commissioner (BS 17)
Open merit=6
Women=1
minorities(Non-Muslims)=1
Total=8 posts
Section Officer (BS 17)
Open merit=9
Women=1
minorities(Non-Muslims)=1
Total=11 posts
Project Manager (BS 17)
Open merit=3
Women=1
Total=4 posts
Tehsildar (BS 16)
Open merit=4
Women=1
minorities(Non-Muslims)=1
Total=6 posts
Development Officer (BS 16)
Open merit=6
Women=1
Total=7 posts
Written examination= 900 marks (600 compulsory and 300 optional subjects)
Viva voce= 300 marks
Age limit: 21-33 years (up to 38 years for government servants who served at least two years in government
Examination fee: 2200 Rupees (fee can be submitted in National Bank Of Pakistan under the head of account "C-02101-Organs of State, FPSC Exam Fee" Blank treasury challan (T.R.6) is available at FPSC website for downloading.
Apply online from 09-04-2017 to 08-05-2017 and submitt signed hard copy of online form along with documents till 18th May 2017.
Exams will be held from 20-07-2017 in Gilgit, Skardu, Islamabad and Karachi centers.
Post: DSP Deputy Superintendent of Police (BS 17)
Open merit=6
Women=1
Total=7 posts
Physical requirements: Male(Height 5'6", Chest 33"-34.5") Female(Height 5'2")
Qualification: Masters degree OR 2nd class bachelors degree with two years experience of investigation in a law enforcing agency
Age: 22-28 Years
Written examination=400 marks Viva Voce: 300 marks
Examination fee: 2200 Rupees (fee can be submitted in National Bank Of Pakistan under the head of account "C-02101-Organs of State, FPSC Exam Fee" Blank treasury challan (T.R.6) is available at FPSC website for downloading.
Apply online from 09-04-2017 to 08-05-2017 and submitt signed hard copy of online form along with documents till 18th May 2017.
Exams will be held from 20-07-2017 in Gilgit, Skardu, Islamabad and Karachi centers.
Assistant Commissioner (BS 17)
Open merit=6
Women=1
minorities(Non-Muslims)=1
Total=8 posts
Section Officer (BS 17)
Open merit=9
Women=1
minorities(Non-Muslims)=1
Total=11 posts
Project Manager (BS 17)
Open merit=3
Women=1
Total=4 posts
Tehsildar (BS 16)
Open merit=4
Women=1
minorities(Non-Muslims)=1
Total=6 posts
Development Officer (BS 16)
Open merit=6
Women=1
Total=7 posts
Written examination= 900 marks (600 compulsory and 300 optional subjects)
Viva voce= 300 marks
Age limit: 21-33 years (up to 38 years for government servants who served at least two years in government
Examination fee: 2200 Rupees (fee can be submitted in National Bank Of Pakistan under the head of account "C-02101-Organs of State, FPSC Exam Fee" Blank treasury challan (T.R.6) is available at FPSC website for downloading.
Apply online from 09-04-2017 to 08-05-2017 and submitt signed hard copy of online form along with documents till 18th May 2017.
Exams will be held from 20-07-2017 in Gilgit, Skardu, Islamabad and Karachi centers.
Post: DSP Deputy Superintendent of Police (BS 17)
Open merit=6
Women=1
Total=7 posts
Physical requirements: Male(Height 5'6", Chest 33"-34.5") Female(Height 5'2")
Qualification: Masters degree OR 2nd class bachelors degree with two years experience of investigation in a law enforcing agency
Age: 22-28 Years
Written examination=400 marks Viva Voce: 300 marks
Examination fee: 2200 Rupees (fee can be submitted in National Bank Of Pakistan under the head of account "C-02101-Organs of State, FPSC Exam Fee" Blank treasury challan (T.R.6) is available at FPSC website for downloading.
Apply online from 09-04-2017 to 08-05-2017 and submitt signed hard copy of online form along with documents till 18th May 2017.
Exams will be held from 20-07-2017 in Gilgit, Skardu, Islamabad and Karachi centers.
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Today' paper fpsc; lecturer english
Can we discuss about today questions and their answers, so we can assess our possible passing chances;
write down the question with correct answers, if you remember any of today's paper.
write down the question with correct answers, if you remember any of today's paper.
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Jobs in Mepco
Jobs in mepco have been announced through nts.
Required degree is Electrical or Electronics for JE/OM
My degree is Bachelor of Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering and PEC has registered me as Elect####...
Should I apply against this advertisement?
Required degree is Electrical or Electronics for JE/OM
My degree is Bachelor of Electrical (Telecommunication) Engineering and PEC has registered me as Elect####...
Should I apply against this advertisement?
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Inspector Inland Revenue, plz guide for interview :/
Is Inland Revenue Inspector job is worth doing? Seniora are saying it is not a good job. I have read that they do not have good salaries, and even at the job place in beginning, they ask Inspectors to bring their own chair to sit in office :confused:
I have heard it takes almost more tha six months for giving salaries to new inspectors. And many other things which are discouraging me to go for it. :confused:
I do not know whether I go for interview or not. :confused::confused:
What is next promotion of Inspector and how many years it does take?
If this job is worth doing, plz guide me for interview? What kind of questions should I prepare? Which book is the best one? :con
I have heard it takes almost more tha six months for giving salaries to new inspectors. And many other things which are discouraging me to go for it. :confused:
I do not know whether I go for interview or not. :confused::confused:
What is next promotion of Inspector and how many years it does take?
If this job is worth doing, plz guide me for interview? What kind of questions should I prepare? Which book is the best one? :con
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Good teacher for pol science
aoa members kindly suggest good teacher for pol science in lahore
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kp tevta trade instructor list uploaded on nts relevant qualification required
Check the list on nts website ,they want relevant qualificatin so what we should do now ,they want DAE while i have degree of BSCS
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Probing the CSS examination
BY A N J U M A L T A F | 4/11/2017 12:00:00 AM
IT stands to reason that a poor selection test would be unable to identify the best candidates in any given applicant pool. Given the importance of the civil service, I reviewed recent CSS written examinations and discovered serious issues of intellectual ineptitude and quality control.
Questions from the 2015 and 2016 examination papers whose scans are posted on the official FPSC website were reviewed. Those mentioned below are faithfully reproduced without correcting for errors of spelling, capitalisation, punctuation or grammar which the alert reader would spot easily.
Commentary is avoided for lack of space leaving the reader to identify problems which range from the amusing to the highly problematic. Some would merely confuse applicants while others might force them to dissemble or risk being failed.
Starting with the less serious, a question from the compulsory English Precis and Composition paper asks applicants to correct the following sentence: `We were staying at my sister`s cape`s code vacation home.` From the British History paper: ``Margarte Thatcher is judged to be best post war Prime Minister of England.` Discuss.` From the History of Pakistan and India paper: `Political Parties are responsible for the imposition of Marshal Laws in Pakistan. Comment.` From the economics paper: `Discuss the Rostow`s stage of growth with special reference to Pakistan.
Two questions from the International Relations paper: `Critically discuss the fundamental factors of `Greece Economic Crisis` which need huge financial assistance from European Union and IMF as a debt relief to create `a breathing space` to stabilize economy and explain out-of-the-box solution for the crisis-ridden country.` And, `Critically discuss main political, socio-economic and strategic hurdles between `Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations` and how can both countries come out from the Cold War scenario?` Two questions from the Comparitive [sic] Studies of Major Religions paper: `What was the secret of success of Buddhism and its effects on the Hinduism? Discuss.` `Describe the effects of biography and teachings of great preacher of Hinduism `SHIRI RAM Chandar G` on the society?` Two questions from the Sociology paper: `Youth is an asset of any nation but Pal(istani youth isinclined towards youth bulge. What strategies beingan expert suggests the state to putthe youth on positive track? Give your suggestions in the light of sociological theories.` And, `Why social stratification is an inevitable for a society? Explain its determinants in the context of Pakistani society.
Some questions are out of place. From the Anthropology paper: `What are the major Contemporary Social Problems of Pakistan?` Some lack meaningful details. From the English Literature paper: `After their gift exchange, are Della and Jim richer, poorer, or just about where they were at the beginning? Have they made a wise decision in sacrificing their most precious possessions?` Some questions reveal a sloppiness that comes in the way of a proper understanding of the question.
Consider this from the General Knowledge paper: `Jinnah in his Presidential Address to the annual session of All India Muslim League in March 1940 said, `The problem in India is not of an inter-communal character, but manifestly of an international one, and it must be treated as such.` Write note on the Two Nation Theory and the Lahore Resolution of March 1940 in the light of this statement.
From the Governance and Public Policies paper: `Do you support the representation of public opinion information diffusion in the policy making process? Support your answer with valid justification in the context of policy advocacy.
More problematic are questions that really allow only one answer to avoid putting a candidate`s chances at risk. Consider this from the General Knowledge paper: `Discuss the prospects and challenges to the construction of `China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.` How will CPEC become a game changer for the region?` From the Islamic History and Culture paper: ``Administration of Justice` has been the policy of Muslim Rulers throughout History. Explain.
Other one-sided questions are ambiguous in addition. From the Islamiat paper: `Highlight the importance of Zakat and prove that economic stability of a society can be ensured through its effective implementation.
Some questions combine many of these problems: From the Islamic History and Culture paper: `The Spanish Muslims established the foundationsof Knowledge which become the mile stone of progress in Europe. Explain.` And, `Muslim culture in Pakistan is being dominated by European and Hindu Culture. Do you think we need Renaissance and Reformation? Explain.
From the Political Science paper: `Discuss the features of Turkish model of democracy keeping the distinguished position of the armed forces in the Turkish politics.
From the Public Administration paper: `It is easier to make a constitution than to run it. Discuss in the light of Politics Administration dichotomy.
From the International Relations paper: `Discuss the `Moral Dimensions of Pakistan`s Nuclear Programme.` Explain its essential features and justify its offensive gesture which maintained the national and regional strategic balance.
The following problems are quite obvious: The questions exhibit very poor command of the English language and manifest thinking in Urdu while transcribing in English. It is ironic that applicants are asked to write their answers in a language over which examiners have such poor control. There are factually incorrect, incomplete and misplaced questions. Most importantly, there are questions with only one safe answer and where matters of faith are asked to be scientifically proved.
It was Oscar Wilde who quipped that `In examinations the foolish ask questions that the wise cannot answer.` This kind of examination would surely rule out the wise in favour of the dull, the timid, and the clever those who memorise appropriate answers, refrain from speaking their minds, and say what would curry favour. A selection mechanism cannot identify selectees wiser than the selectors. That might explain the dilemma of the civil service in which each cohort is weaker than the one it succeeds. The order is the reverse in societies moving forward.
And consider that this is the state of the premier examination in the country. What might be the fate of the testing of lesser mortals is best left unexplored. The writer is a fellow at the Consortium for Development Policy Research.
IT stands to reason that a poor selection test would be unable to identify the best candidates in any given applicant pool. Given the importance of the civil service, I reviewed recent CSS written examinations and discovered serious issues of intellectual ineptitude and quality control.
Questions from the 2015 and 2016 examination papers whose scans are posted on the official FPSC website were reviewed. Those mentioned below are faithfully reproduced without correcting for errors of spelling, capitalisation, punctuation or grammar which the alert reader would spot easily.
Commentary is avoided for lack of space leaving the reader to identify problems which range from the amusing to the highly problematic. Some would merely confuse applicants while others might force them to dissemble or risk being failed.
Starting with the less serious, a question from the compulsory English Precis and Composition paper asks applicants to correct the following sentence: `We were staying at my sister`s cape`s code vacation home.` From the British History paper: ``Margarte Thatcher is judged to be best post war Prime Minister of England.` Discuss.` From the History of Pakistan and India paper: `Political Parties are responsible for the imposition of Marshal Laws in Pakistan. Comment.` From the economics paper: `Discuss the Rostow`s stage of growth with special reference to Pakistan.
Two questions from the International Relations paper: `Critically discuss the fundamental factors of `Greece Economic Crisis` which need huge financial assistance from European Union and IMF as a debt relief to create `a breathing space` to stabilize economy and explain out-of-the-box solution for the crisis-ridden country.` And, `Critically discuss main political, socio-economic and strategic hurdles between `Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations` and how can both countries come out from the Cold War scenario?` Two questions from the Comparitive [sic] Studies of Major Religions paper: `What was the secret of success of Buddhism and its effects on the Hinduism? Discuss.` `Describe the effects of biography and teachings of great preacher of Hinduism `SHIRI RAM Chandar G` on the society?` Two questions from the Sociology paper: `Youth is an asset of any nation but Pal(istani youth isinclined towards youth bulge. What strategies beingan expert suggests the state to putthe youth on positive track? Give your suggestions in the light of sociological theories.` And, `Why social stratification is an inevitable for a society? Explain its determinants in the context of Pakistani society.
Some questions are out of place. From the Anthropology paper: `What are the major Contemporary Social Problems of Pakistan?` Some lack meaningful details. From the English Literature paper: `After their gift exchange, are Della and Jim richer, poorer, or just about where they were at the beginning? Have they made a wise decision in sacrificing their most precious possessions?` Some questions reveal a sloppiness that comes in the way of a proper understanding of the question.
Consider this from the General Knowledge paper: `Jinnah in his Presidential Address to the annual session of All India Muslim League in March 1940 said, `The problem in India is not of an inter-communal character, but manifestly of an international one, and it must be treated as such.` Write note on the Two Nation Theory and the Lahore Resolution of March 1940 in the light of this statement.
From the Governance and Public Policies paper: `Do you support the representation of public opinion information diffusion in the policy making process? Support your answer with valid justification in the context of policy advocacy.
More problematic are questions that really allow only one answer to avoid putting a candidate`s chances at risk. Consider this from the General Knowledge paper: `Discuss the prospects and challenges to the construction of `China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.` How will CPEC become a game changer for the region?` From the Islamic History and Culture paper: ``Administration of Justice` has been the policy of Muslim Rulers throughout History. Explain.
Other one-sided questions are ambiguous in addition. From the Islamiat paper: `Highlight the importance of Zakat and prove that economic stability of a society can be ensured through its effective implementation.
Some questions combine many of these problems: From the Islamic History and Culture paper: `The Spanish Muslims established the foundationsof Knowledge which become the mile stone of progress in Europe. Explain.` And, `Muslim culture in Pakistan is being dominated by European and Hindu Culture. Do you think we need Renaissance and Reformation? Explain.
From the Political Science paper: `Discuss the features of Turkish model of democracy keeping the distinguished position of the armed forces in the Turkish politics.
From the Public Administration paper: `It is easier to make a constitution than to run it. Discuss in the light of Politics Administration dichotomy.
From the International Relations paper: `Discuss the `Moral Dimensions of Pakistan`s Nuclear Programme.` Explain its essential features and justify its offensive gesture which maintained the national and regional strategic balance.
The following problems are quite obvious: The questions exhibit very poor command of the English language and manifest thinking in Urdu while transcribing in English. It is ironic that applicants are asked to write their answers in a language over which examiners have such poor control. There are factually incorrect, incomplete and misplaced questions. Most importantly, there are questions with only one safe answer and where matters of faith are asked to be scientifically proved.
It was Oscar Wilde who quipped that `In examinations the foolish ask questions that the wise cannot answer.` This kind of examination would surely rule out the wise in favour of the dull, the timid, and the clever those who memorise appropriate answers, refrain from speaking their minds, and say what would curry favour. A selection mechanism cannot identify selectees wiser than the selectors. That might explain the dilemma of the civil service in which each cohort is weaker than the one it succeeds. The order is the reverse in societies moving forward.
And consider that this is the state of the premier examination in the country. What might be the fate of the testing of lesser mortals is best left unexplored. The writer is a fellow at the Consortium for Development Policy Research.
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New jobs announced
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